Kiepie en Kandas Trailer (1980)

"Betaal is die wet van Transvaal. (Translated: Paying is the law of Transvaal)"01 January 1980Comedy87 mins

After many years, Kandas (Ryno Hattingh), literally runs into his primary school sweetheart, Kiepie (Debbie Labuschagne), on the university campus. Immediately, the spark between them is back! However, Kiepie is engaged to a bright young lawyer (Mieder Olivier), who drags Kandas to court over an accident.

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